Ultra-Orthodox Protesters Hurl Abuse and Objects at Police in Bnei Brak
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Ultra-Orthodox protesters in Bnei Brak hurled insults and a bottle at police officers, shouting "Nazis" and "We will die rather than enlist." Female officers were also subjected to derogatory slurs. The incident underscores tensions between some in the Haredi community and law enforcement, especially regarding IDF conscription.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Ultra-Orthodox protesters in Bnei Brak threw a bottle at police officers.
- Demonstrators chanted "Nazis" and "We will die rather than enlist" at police.
- Female officers were called "Shiksa" by the protesters.
- The protest occurred in Bnei Brak, a city with a large Haredi population.
During a protest in Bnei Brak, ultra-Orthodox demonstrators hurled insults and a bottle at police officers. Protesters shouted "Nazis" and "We will die rather than enlist" at the officers. Female officers were also targeted with derogatory terms, including "Shiksa," a Yiddish slur for a non-Jewish woman.
The demonstration occurred in Bnei Brak, a city with a large Haredi population. The specific reasons for the protest and the exact date were not detailed in the report. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between segments of the ultra-Orthodox community and law enforcement, particularly concerning conscription into the IDF.
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